(23/05/2013 04:54 AM)Kuu Wrote:  

(22/05/2013 05:47 PM)Barcelona Wrote:  Want to know the current method to prevent piracy with this system? By putting the retail disc into your console. Simple. Effective. Fool-proof.

Having a disc in does eliminate that problem, but for me changing discs is more inconvenient than connecting to the internet. Chances are I'll be downloading most content as Digital this gen anyways as long as they offer it.

(22/05/2013 05:47 PM)Barcelona Wrote:  And with the xbox's history of failing, what happend if your xbox one breaks, and you simply want to get your old discs onto your new console?

Online license transfer, same as they do now (and mention this once again, the game is linked to your profile so it doesn't matter where you install it as long as you sign in.

So how do they know that your old console is broken? With that solution, I could simply log my profile into a friend's xbox, and play without the extra fees, so I'm just going to assume that isn't true. And besides, they aren't even using the "same license transfer as they do now" this whole thread has primarily focused on the radically different security/license solutions. I'm saying that if your console fails, and stops working, then if you buy a new one -from what I can tell based on current information- you will have to pay a fee to play your "used" games in a new console, which really isn't a new person's console, it's just a replacement for your old console, which the online licensing likely would have no way of distinguishing between the two.